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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Is it wrong to say "The book gives us fascinating insights (about) life in Mexico", instead of "The book gives us fascinating insights (into) life in Mexico."

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The common phrase is "insights into." I've not heard "insights about."
You can use "information about," "ideas about" or "views of."
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